Signs Of Relationship Abuse

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The most helpful thing I learned so far in health class is to keep good relationships and point out signs abuse so that I am aware of the situation. In the past I had friends that would use me to do things for them and bad things to others,now I know how to point signs of relationship abuse out and prevent this type of abuse from happening again. I will be able to use this information in the future by pointing out when I see signs of unhealthy behavior from people around me, and confront the person so that I don’t have to be in a situation similar to the one I was in a couple years ago.

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